National emergency senate vote count: Here’s how senators voted

The Senate on Thursday voted to overturn President Donald Trump’s declaration of a national emergency, a harsh rebuke of the president’s attempt to go around Congress to fund a border wall.

Twelve Republicans defected and joined all Democrats in approving the resolution, which now goes to the president’s desk. Trump has vowed to veto the resolution – the first of his presidency.

Vote count

51 votes were necessary to pass the resolution of disapproval and block President Donald Trump’s emergency declaration.

TK Yes

TK No

Democrats TK TK
Republicans TK TK

TK voted presentTK did not vote

Majority rule

The TK senators voting “yes”, thereby blocking Trump’s emergency declaration, represent TK percent of voting age Americans, or TK million people.

Party lines

TK voted presentTK did not vote

*Independents who caucus with Democrats

Populations statistics are from U.S. Census Bureau’s estimate of each state’s citizen voting age population. If two senators from the same state split their votes, each was approportioned half of their state’s population.

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